Biomutant: Tribes Biomutant guide, walkthrough
Last update: 18 May 2021
On this page of the Biomutant guide, you will find information about all the tribes that inhabit the vast world of this game.
Biomutant takes us on a journey to a post-apocalyptic, yet fabulously colorful world inhabited by human-shaped mutated animals. Due to events in the past, Mooma's disciples formed tribes and over time turned against each other. The player's task is to unite the warring tribes and save the world from impending doom.
All tribes
In Biomutant, there are 6 tribes with which you can form alliances. Each tribe is guided by its own beliefs, has a specific Aura, as well as special tribe weapons and armor.
- Myriad: Maximum Light
- Lotus: Maximum Darkness
- Anktai: Light
- Jagni: Darkness
- Netra: Somewhat Light
- Pichu: Somewhat Darkness
Myriad: Maximum Light
Myriad is guided by an understanding of the concept of goodness and a code of honor. They want to unite the tribes, defeat the World Eaters and save the Tree of Life.
Lotus: Maximum Darkness
Lotus wants to create a perfect order no matter how many will suffer in the process. They want to subjugate other tribes and let the World Eaters destroy the Tree of Life.
Anktai: Light
The Anktai believe that solidarity will keep the world in balance. They want to unite the tribes, defeat the World Eaters and save the Tree of Life.
Jagni: Darkness
The Jagni seek to expand as far as possible and want to be feared. They wish to annihilate other tribes and allow the World Eaters to destroy the Tree of Life.
Netra: Somewhat Light
The Netra value freedom and seek to defend it. They want the tribes to be divided, they want to defeat the World Eaters and save the Tree of Life.
Pichu: Somewhat Darkness
The Pichu believe in natural evolution and that only the strongest survive. They want to annihilate other tribes and allow the World Eaters to destroy the Tree of Life.
Choosing a tribe - does it block contact with others?
In Biomutant, allying with a tribe is not a permanent choice. You can always change your mind and try to team up with another tribe that may better suit the goals you want to achieve.
It should be noted here that frequent changes of alliances may discourage some leaders - they won't want to accept you back.
Outposts
Enemy tribes' outposts in Biomutant are smaller than forts and easier to capture. Note that taking over an enemy outpost does not always involve invading the outpost area and fighting. Sometimes it is enough to drive the guards away with the help of angry Moths or to convince the leader to surrender.
Forts
Once all posts are taken, the enemy tribe will be weakened - it is time to attack their fort. Forts are larger and better guarded than regular outposts, and forcing through the walls and gates of a fortress may require you to do additional things - firing the cannons or using a battering ram.